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Anthony Kennedy
10I am trying to learn more about Epistemology and am reading some of Locke, Berkeley, and Hume's work. I was wondering if anyone here knew of some other good references to learn about epistemology?
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A Seagull
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You could try my book 'The Pattern Paradigm', but you probably won't like it as it goes somewhat deeper than most (trivial) epistemologies.. -
GTTRPNK
59You could check out Anthony Magnabosco on YouTube. He has videos in conversation using it and others talking about how to use it. -
DrOlsnesLea
56Why not get The Oxford Handbook of Epistemology, 2002, Ed. Paul K Moser at 595 pp.? Only a click away on Kindle. :smile: -
Anthony Kennedy
10Is there a hard copy version of it? I dislike electronic reading very much. Thank you for the suggestion though, I really appreciate it.
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